New Tracks

Wattmore – “I Don’t Miss That Woman”

Brisbane, Australia-based brotherly duo Wattmore stir on their new single “I Don’t Miss That Woman,” playing as a sign of personal strength in moving on from a break-up — and into firmly

Noise Factory United – “Fractures”

Another resonating rock success from Portsmouth, UK-based band Noise Factory United, “Fractures” moves seamlessly from conversational post-punk intrigue into a hooky ardor, where spacey synths and twangy guitars meld with new-wave and

In VideColour – “Proximity”

A catchy synth-touched rock composure pairs with consuming lyrical introspection on “Proximity,” a memorable new track from In VideColour that explores the “harsh realities of mental health and bad habits.” The Barnsley,

Future Theory – “Reality Buzz”

 “Reality Buzz” is a stirring new rocker from Future Theory, a band based in Lincoln, UK. Their past work features a range of successfully interwoven styles — from the heavy-rock vigor

Alon Mylo – “wildin’ !”

A darkly contagious pop intrigue consumes on “wildin’ !” — a standout new track from Los Angeles-based artist Alon Mylo. Melodic alt-pop, punk, and trap inspirations meld with an intriguing lyrical narrative,

The Young Liars – “Rêverie”

A compelling rock mystique unveils on “Rêverie,” the latest from The Young Liars, a band based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Twangy guitars, suave bass lines, and dynamic vocals — in both English and

in/of – “igloo”

Enamoring with a catchy pop sound infused with jazz and soul savvy, “igloo” is a fantastic new track from in/of. Hypnotic synths traverse quickly into a bouncy bass pulse, while smooth vocals

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New Albums

Rina Kharrasova – ‘Ravel: Sonatine’

Rina Kharrasova captivates with a sharply focused interpretation of Maurice Ravel’s Sonatine, M. 40. Moving beyond “impressionistic haze,” the Moscow Conservatory graduate

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